Wildebeest Migration Private Safaris
Luxury Private Wildebeest Migration Safaris Packages in Tanzania and Kenya
Are you looking for a luxury safari in Africa? We curate and design exclusive luxury safaris for families, couples, and friends. Our experts have designed the best safari packages for families and friends.
Explore the Serengeti and Masai Mara experiences and witness the great wildebeest migrations as they move from the South of Serengeti to Masai Mara in Kenya. These Private Safaris will expose you to even more safari destinations like Samburu in Kenya, Tarangire in Tanzania.
Our Private Safaris are more exclusive and include high-end luxury accommodations, and they can be tailored to be a charter safari or flying safari. This is to give your experience the luxury touch of the whole holiday with us.
Top Selected Private Safaris to book in 2027
Customise any of our Privately Guided safari packages to suit your interests.
Explore some of our best luxury and private safaris in Kenya and Tanzania. Visit our top safari destinations, the Masai Mara and Serengeti, combined with Amboseli and Ngorongoro Crater.
Experience one of Africa’s most breathtaking natural spectacles, the Great Wildebeest Migration, on this 7 day safari…
Embark on a 10 day Serengeti Migration Safari that captures the essence of Tanzania’s wilderness. From the…
Experience 15 days of pure wilderness immersion across East Africa’s most iconic landscapes. This journey unites Kenya’s…
Explore Tanzania’s most iconic landscapes and wildlife havens on this 12 day Migration Safari. From the elephant…
Embark on a 12 day adventure through Kenya’s most celebrated parks, from the rugged beauty of Samburu…
Why Book Your African Safaris With Wildebeest Sightings.
Book Your African Safari Holiday with Wildebeest Sightings
Wildebeest Sightings are experts in following and tracking wildebeest movements from Tanzania to Kenya. As they move, we locate and track their current location. We understand their movements in detail, with updates and current locations shared on our herdtracker app.
We are professionals in luxury safaris in Kenya and Tanzania. We offer authentic, well-customised and planned safaris across the Serengeti and the Masai Mara. We have partnered with some of the best wildebeest migration camps to bring you close to the real actions.
Safari Experts
Our Experts have broad, wide, and deep knowledge about wildebeest migration in Kenya and Tanzania. We follow and track the wildebeests, and hence, we have close knowledge of where and when to see them.
Financial Protection
We are regulated by the government of Kenya through the Tourism Regulatory Authority. We therefore guarantee secure and safe booking through Wildebeest Sightings.
Proffessional Guides
We have knowledgeable and professional safari guides, ready to take care of you while on safari. From flora and fauna to cultural immersions, they understand all the nitty gritties to make sure your trip is seamless.
Impactful Journeys
At Wildebeest Sightings, its not not only about the wildebeest migration, but we also work closely with impactful initiatives to support and promote sustainable tourism in East Africa.
Previous Wildebeest Sightings
Explore the nearest safari camps and lodges where the wildebeest migrations were seen and spotted. We recommend these wildebeest migration camps and lodges.
On 6th February 2026, a rare pale wildebeest calf was spotted on the Western Plains of Ndutu in the Southern Serengeti....
Calving season is one of the most important stages of the Great Migration. During this period, wildebeest give birth on the...
A newborn wildebeest calf was seen in the Ndutu area of the Southern Serengeti shortly after birth. The calf was trying...
Who We Work With
our Every Day Partners helping us to bring you latest wildebeest updates
Below are our proud partners and colleagues who help us get the best wildebeest sightings during the wildebeest migration from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara. We appreciate everyone who supports our efforts and brings knowledge to our readers and visitors.
